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Cornell West/Mos Def on Real Time with Bill Maher . . .

Thursday Sep 13, 2007 – by




7 Comments – Add Yours

  1. avatar Danni says:

    I love my black men! Stand UP!

  2. avatar DJS says:

    Thanks so MUCH! for posting this! I really really enjoyed it! We are such a intelligent, beautiful people – I love how they are trying to WAKE US UP!

  3. avatar Nzanya says:

    I’m so glad you posted this! I love you Clutch! Mos and I think alike…. *my right fist in the air*. My black ppl are such a beautiful creation.

  4. Loved it. Don’t quite agree with the OJ statement, but I was proud to see these two.

  5. You keep doing it CLUTCH!!! I missed this and I was so glad to see it (never thought to check youtube). They are going to be in BK as a part of All Hop Hop week on Wednesday as well http://allhiphop.com/blogs/rumors/archive/2007/09/03/18505209.aspx. Black people we need to stand up, we are intelligent and can make a difference. Just like Clutch we are a mutifaceted generation of people. We love our fashion but we always need food for our mind. This is by far the best mag around, including print for us.

  6. avatar Youngone says:

    This was great. We really do need to think beyond what the media the president provides us with. Its all to keep us blind of what is really going on.
    Everything will come to light

  7. avatar shesajeanus says:

    Am I the only person who thinks that this makes Mos Def sound a little crazy ? I love him, I got his albums went to his concerts, but he’s all over the place in some parts of this interview. Are the laughing at him or laughing with him ? Like with the comments about terrorists and the ones on Obama, he saild YUULLLLLLE (soulja boy!!wow) but Cornell West did a good job of summing it up.

    I don’t understand why (not this interview) in interviews where they dicuss hip-hop they have politcians come on ,and when they discuss politics they have rapper come on wth? A politcian who is NOT a rapper (or a listener) can’t really carry a conversation about rap music, and a rapper who does not really know anything about politics (there are some who do)can’t talk about politics, I mean they can, everyone is entitled to their opinions and such but to have them give indepth political analysts and have their views represent all blacks is questionable.

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